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... application permits the calculation of xm . Experience has indicated that each nitrogen molecule occupies about 16.2 Å2 on the surface , so that knowledge of the amount required to form a monolayer permits the true surface area of the ...
... application permits the calculation of xm . Experience has indicated that each nitrogen molecule occupies about 16.2 Å2 on the surface , so that knowledge of the amount required to form a monolayer permits the true surface area of the ...
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... application of these relations . The hydrogenation of ethylene over a copper catalyst is found experi- mentally to obey the equation rate = kP , Он , Родна ( 1 + KPC2H1 ) 2 C2H4 ( 11-26 ) From the fact that the denominator is squared ...
... application of these relations . The hydrogenation of ethylene over a copper catalyst is found experi- mentally to obey the equation rate = kP , Он , Родна ( 1 + KPC2H1 ) 2 C2H4 ( 11-26 ) From the fact that the denominator is squared ...
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... application of this equation to equilibria involving ions that cannot pass through a membrane , we treat the case in which a salt containing a nondiffusible anion , represented by NaR , is placed on one side of a membrane , and a ...
... application of this equation to equilibria involving ions that cannot pass through a membrane , we treat the case in which a salt containing a nondiffusible anion , represented by NaR , is placed on one side of a membrane , and a ...
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